Sérénade florentine

“Sérénade florentine” from Duparc’s Treize Mélodies, spoken in French — 1 minutes, 11 lines of text.

Spoken slowly by an opera singer whose mother tongue is the language of the score, one line at a time, with the phonetic transcription underneath. Slow a phrase without changing its pitch, loop the line that will not sit, and read along as the voice moves.